Thus, this exploratory study sought to examine how cloud computing actually affects public information recordkeeping stewards.
Still, much of the information accessed by the public resides in the hands of state and local records creators. The Open Data policy and recent directives requiring that federal agencies create capacity to share scientific data have fallen on the heels of the Federal Government's "Cloud First" policy, an initiative requiring Federal agencies to consider using cloud computing before making IT investments.
The White House has engaged in recent years in efforts to ensure greater citizen access to government information and greater efficiency and effectiveness in managing that information. In addition, it will discuss the importance of self-reflection and immersive research methods as essential components of conducting meaningful and outcome based community research. In exploring this approach the chapter will provide insight into the methods and techniques used, and their effectiveness in conducting partnership research.
In the case study, an ethical community research approach was vital to the full engagement and participation of the community in identifying issues and aspirations relating to the establishment of an Aboriginal community archive, and exercising control over the management of their cultural heritage. The chapter will discuss the rationale for designing community-based research that is respectful of the Aboriginal community. As a case study in ethical community research, this chapter will discuss the research approach, design and methods that were employed to explore the archival needs of the Aboriginal community in Singleton, NSW. In addition to this, there is strong community interest in establishing Aboriginal community archives. Many Aboriginal people are accessing these collections and returning copies to their communities so that they can be used as a local resource.
In New South Wales (NSW) significant material has been collected on Aboriginal communities that document personal, family and community histories. Aboriginal individuals and communities are heavily documented in archival collections throughout Australia.
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